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General Guide to Conveyancing The stress of a sale and/or purchase never changes which is why you should find the right conveyancer for you. You should conduct research or take onboard recommendations to find the right firm, as you need to find someone...

Employment Law  - Are you being bullied or treated unfairly at work?   The BBC News UK recently reported on a case regarding an employer’s behaviour towards a member of staff who believed they were being treated unfairly and consequently...

The partners at Preston Redman are delighted to announce that Louise Boyle and Hugo Haub both Associate Solicitors will become Partners on 1 April 2025. Louise joined the firm in February 2022 having qualified as a solicitor in September 2009. ...

If you are applying to the Court for a Non-Molestation Order, you need to be aware that there are two ways that the Court may deal with the application. The way that the Court deal with the application will determine when a Non-Molestation Order may be...

What is a Will, and should you be making one? The short answer is yes. This article will tell you what a Will is, exactly why you should be making one, the misconceptions around Wills and why a Will should be prepared by a professional. What is a Will?...

What is leasehold? Simply put, the main distinction between freehold and leasehold properties is that buying a freehold property gives you ownership over the property and the land it is on indefinitely, whereas, with a leasehold, you have a right to use...

In England and Wales, every company director owes duties to their company. What is a conflict? These duties mostly relate to responsibility and management of the company, including the statutory duty under section 175 of the Companies Act 2006 ( CA ...

The Renters’ Rights Bill had its third reading in the House of Commons on 14 January 2025 and now the bill only needs to pass through the House of Lords before it receives royal assent and becomes law. We have outlined a brief overview of the recent...

A new era in litigation started on 1 October 2023 which dictates that claims up to £100,000 are now subject to fixed costs. This means that a successful party will only be able to claim a fixed amount of costs from the unsuccessful party, irrespective...

Bounce Back loans  During the coronavirus outbreak the Bounce Back Loan Scheme was launched to assist businesses financially who, as a result of the COVID-19 outbreak, were affected financially with cash flow issues, lack of revenue and could...